A founding member of Russia‘s post-Cold War answer to the U.S.-led NATO alliance is moving forward with plans to exit the bloc, putting pressure on Moscow’s historic influence at a crossroads of Europe and Asia. Speaking before parliament on Monday, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan reiterated his February 2024 decision to freeze cooperation with the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) after its perceived failure to aid his country in recent conflicts with Azerbaijan and indicated he would support any move by the six-nation coalition to expel his country. “I can say with certainty that we will not activate our work…
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